Fanny Lindén’s IG @hostedbynature profile reads “mother of three, collecting dust & memories”. But there’s so much more to her wonderful Falu red home by the sea in rural Västerbotten, Sweden. As one half of the creative design duo BYN Collective and blogger behind The Waves We Make, Fanny documents their sustainable daily life on the former farm, surrounded by antiques, vintage finds, handmade items and pretty festive touches. Pour yourself a steaming cup of coffee, it’s time to get cosy!
A vent on the Swedish masonry oven is used to hang Christmas stars, wreaths and other items depending on the time of year.
Cats always find the cosiest spot in the house, don’t they? These felines have made themselves at home on pretty striped linen bedding* while the snow falls silently outside.
Oh so beautiful! This home has left me with a warm fuzzy glow.
Hands up if you could also spend the entire Christmas holiday here…
Check out Fanny’s blog The Waves We Make and Instagram @hostedbynature for more snapshots – and BYN Collective to learn more about her creative services.
Here’s a little more inspiration I think you might love today:
A Swedish country-style Christmas
Rustic Scandinavian Christmas inspiration
Ylva Skarp’s Christmassy Home
I’m starting to feel a move to the Swedish countryside is in order, how about you?!
Have a great start to the week – we’re nearly there friends, five days to go and counting!
Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow!
Niki
Photography by Fanny Lindén
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Fanny Lindén’s IG @hostedbynature profile reads “mother of three, collecting dust & memories”. But there’s so much more to her wonderful Falu red home by the sea in rural Västerbotten, Sweden. As one half of the creative design duo BYN Collective and blogger behind The Waves We Make, Fanny documents their sustainable daily life on the former farm, surrounded by antiques, vintage finds, handmade items and pretty festive touches. Pour yourself a steaming cup of coffee, it’s time to get cosy!
A vent on the Swedish masonry oven is used to hang Christmas stars, wreaths and other items depending on the time of year.
Cats always find the cosiest spot in the house, don’t they? These felines have made themselves at home on pretty striped linen bedding* while the snow falls silently outside.
Oh so beautiful! This home has left me with a warm fuzzy glow.
Hands up if you could also spend the entire Christmas holiday here…
Check out Fanny’s blog The Waves We Make and Instagram @hostedbynature for more snapshots – and BYN Collective to learn more about her creative services.
Here’s a little more inspiration I think you might love today:
A Swedish country-style Christmas
Rustic Scandinavian Christmas inspiration
Ylva Skarp’s Christmassy Home
I’m starting to feel a move to the Swedish countryside is in order, how about you?!
Have a great start to the week – we’re nearly there friends, five days to go and counting!
Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow!
Niki
Photography by Fanny Lindén
Affiliate links marked with *
